Sentence examples for calculated even from inspiring English sources

It's very calculated even when what he says genuinely reflects how he feels about something.

(Or was there a gematric abacus?) Far from sounding minutely calculated, even in the most abstruse creations, his music flows as smoothly and freely as the sensuously undulating lines of his musical script.

But whenever the young Churchill threw himself into peril he calculated, even as the bullets flew and the swords cut the air, how the latest bit of derring-do would bring his name to attention back in England.

But where Mr. Pollini's supporters argue that these qualities are at the service of warm-hued, impassioned performances, less impressed listeners hear his readings as icy and calculated, even when the surfaces are incendiary.

The high risk was calculated even after extensive work to make the area as unattractive as possible to birds, such as cutting down woodland, draining ponds, planting artificial grass and shooting birds when necessary.

In my case, I calculated, even if the rapid test were a false negative (meaning the patient actually had the virus but the test didn't yet show it), the patient's viral load couldn't have been very high.

This makes the company's financial performance and growth prospects hard to calculate, even before the Seagram deal.

He could be secretive, calculating (even literally so: numbers figured often in his conversation), and sometimes, to me, insufficiently moved by what I found moving.

At the end of the 19th century, the mathematician Henri Poincaré showed that the gravitational dance of as few as three heavenly bodies was hopelessly complex to calculate, even though the underlying equations of motion seemed simple.

It may sound cold, calculating even, but not having to sell the family home to pay for residential care as so many now have to do was such a relief.

By September, Controller Kathleen Connell calculates, even before the bonds are sold, the state's general fund will have spent $8 billion buying electricity on behalf of utilities so short of cash that power producers refuse to do business with them.